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Some analysts say the relocation could be held up by court challenges.

Then negotiations could be concluded and an "umbrella agreement" covering all issues involved in the relocation could be presented to Parliament before its scheduled adjournment in December.

He also said neither the future redevelopment of the ground or the club's relocation could be ruled out.

While Israeli expenditure on settlements would decrease, the high cost of relocation could be detrimental to Israeli economy without help from the international community in case of a coordinated move.

So far, banks have mostly taken short-term measures to protect their operations and assets, but if uncertainty continues, without signs of a political resolution, relocations could be permanent, analysts said.

With the UK currently unable to supply many of the imported components, and stockpiling imported parts too wasteful, the authors argue that in some cases, "relocations could be very swift", if these intricate arrangements are disrupted – putting thousands of jobs at risk.

One hundred and two relocations did not have any unambiguous supporting indicators (Additional file 2: Table S3); however, the contig orders in 119 relocations could be deduced with clear evidence.

"While we do not expect that funding of this scale could support actual relocation, it could be used to support long-term resilience planning, planning that could consider relocation as determined by the community as well as other actions and approaches," said Jessica Kershaw, Interior Press Secretary.

The loser could receive additional league money toward building a stadium and the relocation fee could be reduced or waived.

Both Reitzle and Mays suggested that a first fruit of the relocation to Southern California could be a new type of Volvo that combines attributes of sport-utility vehicles and sedans.

Similar scenes of rescue, relocation and uncertainty could be found throughout North and South Carolina on Sunday as the storm known as Florence ― which made landfall Friday as a Category 1 hurricane and has since been downgraded to a tropical depression ― continued to linger over the region, dumping torrential rain and inundating communities.